Best Arlene Limas Podcasts (2024)

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S2E9: Elaine Lin Hering - Unlearning Silence 51:14

1h ago51:14

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Elaine Lin Hering is a facilitator, speaker, and writer. She works with organizations and individuals to build skills in communication, collaboration, and conflict management. Elaine has worked on six continents and with a wide range of corporate, government, and nonprofit clients. She has trained mental health professionals, political officials, r…

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Erasure of People & Communities in DEI Work ft. Donovan Ackley III 58:42

1M ago58:42

58:42

In this episode, I talk with Donovan Ackley III about people and communities with lower representation in professional settings and how that shows up in DEI work. Donovan shares his personal journey, highlighting how his experiences have shaped his understanding of self in workplaces and life in general. The discussion hones in on the importance of…

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S2E8: Lt. Col. Ted Blickwedel - Marine Combat Veteran Turned Whistleblower Exposing Compromised Mental Healthcare at the VA 44:55

1M ago44:55

44:55

Blickwedel, a VA VET Center counselor, fought valiantly to protect veterans, their families and counselors from the VA’s misguided, harmful and unethical clinical performance policies, which turned patients into numbers and severely compromised the mental health and welfare of both Veterans and the counselors who care for them. Despite enduring the…

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Violence Prevention As Part of DEI Work ft. Arlene Limas 54:53

2M ago54:53

54:53

In this episode of the Living Out Loud Discussion Series, I chat with Arlene Limas, a lifelong martial artist, Olympic gold medalist, and violence prevention expert. There was so much to learn when we unpacked the spectrum of violence in professional settings. Topics like the concept of 'human safety skills,' barriers to addressing violence in at w…

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Intent, Impact, and Accountability in DEI ft. Kim Mettler 58:58

4M ago58:58

58:58

In this episode of the Living Out Loud Discussion Series, Kim Mettler and I talk about layers of accountability that are commonly missed within the context of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) work. We share personal stories while weaving the concepts together as they are all related and significant impact organizations' ability to create safe…

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S2E7: Krista Hanley - Perspectives of Safety and the Importance of Community Investment 40:17

4M ago40:17

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**Content Warning** This episode mentions the occurrence of gun violence from a survivor's perspective and may be activating for some viewers and listeners. Krista Hanley (she/her) is a writer, public speaker, artist, and safety programs facilitator. As a co-founder of the organization, We Are Safer Together, she is passionate about helping empower…

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White Supremacy Culture Characteristics: Context Matters ft Gina Amato 55:36

5M ago55:36

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In this episode of the Living Out Loud Discussion Series, I chat with Gina Amato, a long-time friend, social justice attorney and the directing attorney of the Immigrant Rights Project at Public Council, and we get into the concept of context appropriateness when addressing white supremacy culture in professional settings. We explore the nuances of…

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Understanding and Using Your Privilege Responsibly ft Lindsay Messoline 55:34

5M ago55:34

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In this episode of the Living Out Loud Discussion Series, I chat with Lindsay Messoline in a candid conversation about understanding and responsibly using privilege. Our discussion covers personal stories, acknowledging privilege's complexities, and the challenge of bringing one's whole self—including various privileges—to professional environments…

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White Executives Leading DEI from a Distance ft Wendy Ashley 1:01:03

6M ago1:01:03

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In this episode of the Living Out Loud Discussion Series, I got to sit with Dr. Wendy Ashley for a convo about the challenges and common experiences of white executives who are engaging in DEI work. We touch on the nuances of interactions within professional settings- Dr. Ashley brilliantly uses an analogy of leaders as quarterbacks, emphasizing th…

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How to Unpack Our Responses to Interpersonal Interactions ft. Allen Lipscomb 52:38

6M ago52:38

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This episode of the Living Out Loud Discussion Series features an insightful conversation on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) with Allen Lipscomb, an Associate Professor, licensed clinical social worker, and DEI practitioner. Our discussion emphasizes the value of understanding and learning to navigate varied interpersonal interactions in pro…

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Intersectional Identities & ”isms” Missing in DEI Conversations ft. Jessie Prado 56:50

7M ago56:50

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In this episode of The Living Out Loud Discussion Series, I engage in a deep conversation with Jessie Prado. As one of my former students, Jessie brings a wealth of knowledge to the discussion on intersectional identities and 'isms' often overlooked in diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) work. We get into topics like non-traditional family struc…

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S2E6: Deb Sica – Alameda County Library: The Evolving Role of Libraries on the Public Safety Front 29:50

8M ago29:50

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On this episode of Disrupting the Dominoes, our CEO, Arlene Limas, chats with Deputy Librarian, Deb Sica. Together, they address the changing role of libraries in the scope of public service and the need for training and holistic approaches to preventing violence amidst the evolving landscape. Deb Sica currently serves as the Deputy Librarian for A…

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Radically Changing the Talent Search & Hiring Process ft Stephanie Castellanos 57:01

8M ago57:01

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In this episode, Stephanie Castellanos, founder of Uproot Talent, shares details about their unique and intentional approach to reforming the hiring process. By focusing on creating room, access, and opportunity for the global majority within social impact organizations, they redesign the job search process around deep listening and learning, break…

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White Privilege, Narratives, and the Reality of Hard Work ft Bryce Ezrre 1:00:32

9M ago1:00:32

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In this episode of the Living Out Loud podcast, I sit down with Bryce Ezrre to explore messages and behaviors she’s personally experiences in the social work industry. It was an honest discussion where she openly shares her responses to real situations, which includes internal narratives that didn’t serve her well. Our hope is that we normalize how…

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Holding Space for Unpopular Opinions in Facilitated Discussions ft Janice Boafo 1:12:59

10M ago1:12:59

1:12:59

I sat down with facilitation expert, Janice Boafo, to get into the turbulent waters of group dynamics, challenging the status quo, and holding space for unpopular opinions to create transformative dialogue and shared accountability. Discover how to navigate these moments in group settings as a facilitator or leader, and learn valuable insights on b…

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Challenging the Status Quo: Unveiling Surface Saturation in DEI ft Nicole Vazquez 1:01:24

10M ago1:01:24

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In a world where diversity, equity, and inclusion have become buzzwords, my chat with Nicole Vazquez is timely as we challenge the status quo. Brace yourself for an honest account of the dark side of surface-level approaches in DEI work. Prepare to be awakened, as we expose the uncomfortable truth behind the shallow efforts that have become what mo…

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Clients as Experts and Modeling Accountability: Lessons from Jason Vicente ft Kendrick Dial 59:29

11M ago59:29

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If you're feeling frustrated and overwhelmed by the lack of progress in creating a safe and inclusive culture in your social services organization, despite your best efforts to lead and implement change, then you are not alone! Many professionals like yourself may be experiencing a disconnect between their actions and the desired outcome. You may f…

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Understanding the Layers of Growth: Learning, Unlearning, and Relearning ft Krystal Williams Payne 53:46

11M ago53:46

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Join me and guest Krystal Williams Payne as we unpack the layers of learning, unlearning, and relearning, and be prepared for a shocking personal revelations. We share our lives transparently and apply our learning to what it means for people in the workplace. Find out how we navigate the emotional and physical challenges of growth and change. In t…

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How to Flow With Feedback When Leading DEI Efforts ft Bola Ruff 51:29

12M ago51:29

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In the world of DEI work, feedback can be a powerful tool for growth and change. But what happens when feedback becomes personal and DEI pioneers are left questioning their approach? Join us as we explore the challenges of receiving feedback in DEI efforts and the importance of understanding the layers of feedback to prompt the potential for change…

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S2E4: Marie P. Anderson - Cultures of Violence in Modeling and Beyond 30:21

12M ago30:21

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In this episode, Arlene chats with Marie P. Anderson, modeling industry expert and founder of Boss Babe Models. Marie P. Anderson has recently been interviewed in Rolling Stone Magazine and featured on 60 Minutes Australia, 66 Minutes France, SKY TV United Kingdom, VICE TV America, and various podcasts. She is a model industry expert, author, publi…

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Leadership, Reflection, and Alignment: A Conversation That Tapped a Deeper Layer of Authenticity ft Sharon Chun Wetterau 56:07

12M ago56:07

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A thoughtful leader confronts the bittersweet journey of leaving her long-time position, grappling with internalized oppression and the pursuit of aligning personal values, while navigating the challenging conflict between privilege and identity. The conversation went in an unexpected direction which illustrated the nuanced nature of reflective pro…

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Navigating Uncomfortable Conversations About Power, Privilege, and Oppression in the Workplace ft Kendrick Dial 51:24

1y ago51:24

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Does this sound familiar? You've been told to avoid discussing power, privilege, and oppression in the workplace, believing it will disrupt harmony and productivity. But by keeping silent, you're feeling the pain of unaddressed dynamics and the perpetuation of inequality. It's time to challenge the ineffective approach and embrace open dialogue to …

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Addressing Hurtful Impacts in Professional Settings ft Minola Clark Manson 54:02

1y ago54:02

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Join Charmaine Utz and Minola Clark Manson as they delve into the complexities of addressing hurtful impacts on people in professional and personal settings. They discuss the nuances of difficult situations often experienced in workplaces and offer solutions to move courageously and responsibility through impacting others. Find yourself in these si…

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S2E5: Elliot Jones - MACRO: Alternate Emergency Response and Public Safety 41:04

1y ago41:04

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On the this episode of Disrupting the Dominoes, Arlene chats with Elliot Jones, MACRO Program Manager! Originally from Oakland, California, Elliott Jones was raised in a family dedicated to social justice, civil service, and community outreach. He graduated from St. John’s University in 2008 and worked for William “Bill” Lynch Jr., NYC’s first blac…

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S2E3: The Safety Team - Trauma Recovery: Therapeutic Empowerment Self Defense as an Integrated Approach Toward Healing and Violence Prevention 33:20

1y ago33:20

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On this episode of Disrupting the Dominoes, Arlene chats with Dr. Christine DiBlasio and Nancy Keller, leaders of The Safety Team. The Safety Team, Inc., is a 501(c)3 Vermont nonprofit organization dedicated to the safety, empowerment, resiliency, and well-being of women. Part of their work is their revolutionary TESD program, which utilizes the fu…

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S1E2: Anucha Browne – It’s Time for Women to Lead: Exploring the Need for Harnessing the Collective Voice of Women 45:54

1+ y ago45:54

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Thanks for tuning in to Disrupting the Dominoes: Season 2, Episode 2, featuring guest Anucha Browne! In this episode, Arlene and Anucha discuss the importance of women's collective power, energy, and voice in redefining the landscape of racial justice and the comprehensive acceptance of women in society and the workplace. They explore the complex r…

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S2E1: Dr. Mary Clyde Pierce - Violence Is An Environmental Toxin 40:50

1+ y ago40:50

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In this episode, our CEO Arlene Limas OLY, chats with Dr. Mary Clyde Pierce, Pediatric Emergency Physician at Lurie Children's Hospital and Professor of Pediatrics at Northwestern University. Together they discuss violence as an environmental toxin, the adverse effects of violence on children and their genetics, and the future of genetics in the ro…

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S1E12: Jyoti Singh - Reimagining Violence Prevention Approaches with Nellie's Shelter 22:57

1+ y ago22:57

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We are concluding this season of Disrupting The Dominoes with Jyoti Singh of Nellie's Shelter. Jyoti Singh is the Executive Director of Nellies, a Toronto-based shelter, education, and advocacy center for women. Nellie's completed a two-phase training offered by PAVE for both their staff and contacts within the community, empowering staff and sprea…

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Summit Speaker Series: Arthur Shorr 1:02:23

2y ago1:02:23

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Arthur S. Shorr is President and Founder of Arthur S. Shorr & Associates, Inc., Consultants to Health Care Providers; a management consulting firm specializing in providing operational consulting, business, and strategic planning services to Hospitals, Medical Groups and Physicians. Mr. Shorr testifies on Corporate Negligence and Institutional liab…

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S1E11: Ellen Snortland - Discovering Beauty Bites Beast and Empowering Others to Bite Back 38:13

2y ago38:13

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By PAVE Prevention

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Summit Speaker Series: Dr. Miranda Kitterlin-Lynch 34:45

2y ago34:45

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Dr. Miranda Kitterlin-Lynch is an Associate Professor in the Chaplin School of Hospitality and Tourism Management at Florida International University, as well as a Coca-Cola Endowed Professor. She received her doctoral degree in Hospitality Administration from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. She is the Director of Membership Services and Devel…

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Summit Speaker Series: Paul Seres 45:50

2y ago45:50

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Paul is a seasoned veteran of all aspects of the hospitality industry, from development, branding, and connecting to operational systems and problem-solving. Paul has owned and operated restaurants, bars, and nightclubs in New York City, and worked as President of the New York Hospitality Alliance to establish better relationships between the New Y…

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S1E10: Obbie West - Awareness of Abuse and Exploring Complexity Through Spoken Word 41:08

2y ago41:08

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**Content Warning: Mentions of assault, sexual assault, and conversations and scenarios of a sexual nature.** On this episode of Disrupting The Dominoes, Arlene meets with Edward Wilson, a.k.a. Obbie West, international spoken word artist, advocate, and author. Originally from Los Angeles, California, Edward is a retiree from the United States Army…

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Summit Speaker Series: Nick Mautone 40:18

2y ago40:18

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By PAVE Prevention

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S1E9: Eric Barreras - Working to End Violence Within the U.S. Military 34:39

2y ago34:39

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Eric Barreras is the Founder of Difference Makers (10 Strong), a group of collaborative violence prevention experts whose primary goal is to address various forms of sexual and domestic violence around the globe. In addition, he serves as a Victim Advocate Program Specialist for the U.S. Coast Guard Sexual Assault Response and Recovery Program. As …

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S1E8: Ju'Riese Colon - Ending the Cycles of Abuse in Sport 37:16

2y ago37:16

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You don't want to miss this month's episode of Disrupting the Dominoes! Arelene Limas OLY, CEO of PAVE Prevention meets with Ju’Riese Colón, the Chief Executive Officer of the U.S. Center for SafeSport. Ju’Riese is the Chief Executive officer of the U.S. Center for SafeSport, the nation’s only nonprofit organization committed to ending all forms of…

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S1E7: Jason Chan - The Reality of Violence in Restaurant and Hospitality Operations 58:55

2y ago58:55

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Jason owns the renowned Chicago sushi restaurant Juno, and has worked his way through various positions in the restaurant field before becoming an owner. As a successful restaurant consultant, he has brought his deep knowledge of the industry to serve his clients and various establishments locally and nationwide. A practicing martial artist and a b…

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S1E6: Tom Rose - Language of Support and Workplace Communication 19:53

2+ y ago19:53

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Arlene Limas OLY meets with Tom Rose, business consultant with the Association of ESD Professionals, and President of IMPACT Personal Safety Global. Tom has more than 30 years of leadership and management experience with organizations helping at-risk, under-served and vulnerable populations. During his career he has worked in the following areas: B…

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LIVE Event: Steve Estey, Attorney at Law 39:51

2+ y ago39:51

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Stephen Estey is a California attorney at law, the founding partner of Estey & Bomberger, LLP, a personal injury law firm in San Diego, CA, and a child molestation victims attorney. Estey specializes in "institutional" child sex abuse cases, meaning the child was in the care of a school, daycare, etc., when they were sexually abused. "My goal," say…

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S1E5: Stephanie Cyr - Teaching Duality: Violence Is Far More Than Physical 17:47

2+ y ago17:47

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Arlene Limas OLY meets with Stephanie Cyr of Strength Within Self-Defense! Stephanie is a practicing martial artist with nearly thirty years of experience across more than 10 different martial arts. She holds a 6th-degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do, in which she has been a coach, official, instructor, and competitor with State and National champions…

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S1E4: Julie Harmon - The Role of Emotional Safety in Violence Prevention 24:13

2+ y ago24:13

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Come check out Disrupting The Dominoes, featuring Julie Harmon, Ph.D., as she talks with PAVE CEO Arlene Limas OLY. Director, IMPACT Safety at LifeCare Alliance, Columbus, Ohio Julie Harmon, Ph.D., is the founding Board Chair for the Association of ESD Professionals and a member of the Executive, Membership, and Ethics & Conduct Committees. For the…

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LIVE Event: Nancy Hogshead-Makar OLY of Champion Women 44:45

2+ y ago44:45

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Recorded LIVE on March 3, 2022. PAVE Prevention is excited to announce the first episode of Disrupting The Dominoes LIVE, featuring Olympic Gold Medalist and CEO of Champion Women, Nancy Hogshead-Makar! Nancy joins Arlene Limas OLY, CEO of PAVE Prevention to share her story, healing from traumatic events, the effects of violence long term, the cult…

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S1E3: Meg Stone - Safe to Say No: Open Communication and Safe Reporting in the Workplace 48:24

2+ y ago48:24

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Disrupting The Dominoes: Episode 3 - PAVE CEO, Arlene Limas OLY with guest Meg Stone, Director of IMPACT Boston and Project Director at IMPACT: Ability. Meg has led IMPACT since 2005 and in that time she has led the development of abuse prevention and safety training programs for schools, homeless shelters, rape crisis centers, disability service a…

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S1E2: Magdalena Diaz - Violence Impacts Everyone, In All Pieces of Identity 19:03

2+ y ago19:03

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Disrupting The Dominoes: Episode 2 Featuring Magdalena Diaz, co-founder of Soul Warriors ESD Magdalena Diaz currently works at one of the country's largest public universities where has worked in Student Affairs since 2017. In her role, she provides trauma-informed responses to issues of sexual misconduct, dating/domestic violence, and stalking thr…

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S1E1: Dr. Pietro Marghella - Violence Prevention Can Enhance Preparedness on All Levels 34:33

2+ y ago34:33

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Disrupting The Dominoes: Episode 1 - How Violence Prevention Can Enhance Preparedness On All Levels, with Dr. Pietro Marghella For the first episode of our new podcast, Disrupting The Dominoes, PAVE Prevention CEO Arlene Limas meets with Dr. Pietro Marghella. Together they discuss how violence prevention can enhance preparedness on all levels, the …

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